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To: Howlin; eddie willers; cajungirl; wirestripper; Southflanknorthpawsis; Peach; prairiebreeze; ...

Emergency vote fraud activism needed - see post #27.


32 posted on 10/02/2008 3:34:13 PM PDT by Interesting Times (Swiftboating, you say? Check out ToSetTheRecordStraight.com)
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To: Interesting Times; devolve; ntnychik; PhilDragoo; MeekOneGOP; dixiechick2000; All
Dear Lord, it's just one thing after another and it's overwhelming. I think Obama already has control of everything.

When does the second Civil War begin??

37 posted on 10/02/2008 3:39:39 PM PDT by potlatch ("OUR LIVES BEGIN TO END THE DAY WE REMAIN SILENT ABOUT THE THINGS THAT MATTER")
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To: Interesting Times
More information here

"In light of questions we have been asked regarding who will serve as election monitors, I want to inform the public that no criminal prosecutors will be utilized as election monitors on Election Day this year," acting Assistant Attorney General Grace Chung Becker said in a statement.

She added: "This decision was made as a precaution and is not the result of any instance of intimidation or complaint regarding any specific incident."

Becker and Attorney General Michael Mukasey met two weeks ago with about 40 representatives from voter access watchdogs, hoping to assure them that having a smooth Nov. 4 election is a top Justice Department priority. A heavy minority turnout is expected for Obama, who is black.

Although federal prosecutors have in past elections focused on preventing voter fraud — in other words, making sure voters are eligible to vote — Becker pledged to ensure ballot access for as many people as possible. She said the Justice Department will station hundreds of federal monitors around the country to make sure voters aren't unfairly kept from the polls. The monitors won't include prosecutors this year.

So there you have it. The Justice Department is no longer in the election integrity business. It is now in the "ensuring ballot access" business.

45 posted on 10/02/2008 3:52:30 PM PDT by Interesting Times (Swiftboating, you say? Check out ToSetTheRecordStraight.com)
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I think the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ would protect the Civil Rights of one minority and no one else.


63 posted on 10/02/2008 4:37:47 PM PDT by zot
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To: Interesting Times

Thanks for the ping!


74 posted on 10/02/2008 10:36:27 PM PDT by Alamo-Girl
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To: Interesting Times

BTTT


76 posted on 10/03/2008 2:56:21 AM PDT by E.G.C. (To read a freeper's FR postings, click on his or her screen name and then "In Forum".)
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Thanks IT for this heads-up.

The statement that makes me ill is, “Becker pledged to ensure ballot access for as many people as possible.” “...as many people as possible?!” How about as many citizens as possible? How about as many registered voters as possible.

I fear we are in the final days of this Republic!


79 posted on 10/04/2008 5:37:10 AM PDT by Skeet (I have no words)
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